Snooker may not be the most internet friendly sport, indeed I cannot think of another sport where neither the world number one or two has their own website, but with the advent of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, that is just beginning to change. Click below for my lowdown on who to follow on Twitter…
Better late than never, click below for my final report from the 2011 World Championship qualifiers on a day that Matthew Stevens and Dave Harold both snuck through at the last while Andrew Pagett and Jimmy Robertson caused shock upsets…
After a night of incredible drama including no less than four 10-9 finishes involving the likes of Steve Davis (pictured), Nigel Bond, Matt Selt and Dave Harold. Click below for the story of my day…
Click here for the full qualifying draw…
Onto the third quarter of my World Championship qualifiers, will I be brave and tip any of the lower ranked players this time? Only one way to find out…
Click to view the latest projected seedings…
Day three from Sheffield already it has seen a fast start from yesterday’s star performer Kurt Maflin who has followed up his win against Jack Lisowski with 5-1 victory against Dave Harold. Things are also looking good for Mark Joyce (pictured) and Anthony Hamilton at the time of writing too…
With the qualifiers for the German Masters set to get underway on Tuesday, the draw will be determined by the revised seedings list following the UK Championship. Click below to see who the movers and shakers are this time around…
Twelve months ago the two men who are for me snooker’s greatest ever players met in the first round of the UK Championship in Telford. This year however the competition has seen Steve crash out during the final qualifying round and lose his place in the top 32, while Hendry faces the possibility of being relegated from the top 16 by arch-rival Jimmy White.
Could this tournament come to symbolise the beginning of the end for the legendary duo or will they both be on our screens for some time to come?
Betting and snooker are two words that have been linked all too often recently and today Steve Davis has been talking to the Daily Star about the subject…